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TK-2 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ARTICLES & PRESENTATIONS

No More Excuses! TK-2 Episode 1: Getting Started: Logins

Looking for tips and tricks that can ease the login process? Give your students a chance. Believe in students, and let them surprise you! Our youngest learners can do much more than we realize. Click above to visit this post, and you will be sure to find a tip that is applicable to your particular group of students and the devices available in your classroom.

No More Excuses! TK-2 Episode 3: The Internet is Scary

How do we maintain safety for our youngest students while ensuring they have access to the opportunities available via the world wide web? Fortunately, there are a variety of platforms and strategies we can use to ensure online safety while encouraging young learners to actively engage in content consumption and creation. Click above to learn more.

Tech for Little Learners

Even our youngest students can benefit from technology use in the classroom! In this presentation, Katherine Goyette covers applicable tech tools that work best for grades TK-2. Topics covered include: classroom management systems for technology management with young students, mix of high-tech and low-tech tools to make the most out of kinesthetic activities, and school to home communication.

Would you like Katherine to facilitate a professional development session at your campus or school district on this subject? Please email her to discuss and learn how.

Level Up Literacy Centers

In this presentation by Katherine Goyette, learn how simple technology tools like NearPod, Epic, Booksnaps, YouTube, Slides, Drawing, Google Forms and more can provide understandable assessment data on where your students stand with their literacy skills.

Would you like Katherine to facilitate a professional development session at your campus or school district on this subject? Please email her to discuss and learn how.

No More Excuses! TK-2 Episode 2: Screen Time

As I speak with teachers of our youngest students regarding technology integration, I often hear concerns that technological devices will prevent these learners from necessary developmental fine motor activities that cement learning. "Too much screen time takes away from learning!" they argue. As a former teacher of kindergarten, first grade, and second grade classrooms, I could not agree more.... Click above to find out why.

Using G Suite and Seesaw with the Littles

In this episode of The Suite Talk, Katherine goes over using Seesaw, Google Classroom, and Google Slides with K-5 students in the classroom. Techniques to make it easier for students to follow directions.

Seesaws & Slides: Beyond the Playground

Katherine Goyette's presentation on utilizing Google Slides & the app Seesaw to scaffold students in the writing process and provide a platform for them to display reading comprehension. Learn to implement these tools in TK-3 classrooms today in a way that engages and empowers students.

Would you like Katherine to facilitate a professional development session at your campus or school district on this subject? Please email her to discuss and learn how.

Seesaw Superstars

Seesaw empowers students to independently document their learning with built-in creative tools, and provides an authentic audience for their work. Families are provided an immediate and personalized window into their child's school day, making communication with teachers seamless. Click above to view Katherine Goyette's presentation on Seesaw.

Would you like Katherine to facilitate a professional development session at your campus or school district on this subject? Please email her to discuss and learn how.

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